When I first started in the Residential Treatment program, I had a hard time trusting anybody. The Staff there never stop trying to get through to me and even found ways to encourage me by participating in mudder run with me and several others. After leaving the program my level of trust with the staff there was much different and it gave me a motivation I had never had before. What I learned from this program has helped me to understand the importance of trusting others, but it has given me the tools to work hard and find more productive and healthy things to do with my time outside of using drugs or alcohol and hope that each person that comes through the program is able to open their minds long enough to be able to take in the same motivations that I left with.